This is Nick. This is Jack. It's Thursday, the new Friday, November 20th, and today's pod is the best one yet. This is a T-boy. The top three pop business news stories you need to know today.

Yeties tomorrow, we're dropping our full interview with the CEO of Lyft right here on the pod.

Next week, right before Thanksgiving, our full interview with Jim Kramer that we just recorded. Okay, but in the meantime, if you notice a Lionel model train set behind me, that's because today's show is being recorded from my childhood bedroom in New York City. Nick had some major travel issues today. It's a miracle you even arrived in the city. Oh, it's incredible. Hang on a second. Is that a New York Ranger's comforter I see in the background? Yeah, it's right next to the stuffed bear, the participation trophy, and I got 533 Hot Wheels. Here's the Hot Wheels collection, just for the record. But Jack, we still sound fantastic. What are the three stories for today's tea boy?

For our first story, it's Nvidia's earnings report.

The earnings report that could determine the future of the stock market.

It's the celebrity of earnings report, and Nvidia just went full Beyonce.

They're channeling Destiny's Child.

For our second story, two years ago, Nick and I predicted what drink would be the drink of the summer.

We said Beatbox, the four loco of wines. But now Beatbox is getting acquired by Budweiser for 700 million bucks, even though Gen Z spits out their wines. And our third and final story, have you checked

your home's zestimate recently? I don't want to, Jack. If you have, unfortunately, it's probably down. Because Zillow just announced the majority of American homes are worth less this year than they did last year. And it's the first time that's happened since 2012. And yes, it does involve you sexting. But Yeties, before we hit that wonderful mix of stories. Jack,

wonderful mix of stories. Love the mix for the new Friday. It's Thursday. It's Thursday. One week

from Thanksgiving. Which Jack means we're also one week away from the most competitive event of the year.

Your family's pickleball tournament. Ah, the old family pickleball games. Mom's got a new paddle, your uncle's got a new knee.

And your sister got an Equinox membership just to prepare for it all. Oh yeah, we're going to hear about

the trainer all Thanksgiving now. Well, here's the news. America's fastest growing sport is becoming

its most banned sport. Because a town in California is voting on a permanent pickleball ban, and they're not the only ones.

Carmel, California, lovely little village. I spent the weekend there once, used to have Clint

Eastwood as the mayor. It also happens to be the home of a public park of pickleball.

But while the number of pickleball players has tripled in the last three years, so has the amount

of pickleball noise. Jack, I'm

to sprinkle on some context. The pickleball decibel level, it's near a hundred on the noise scale.

That means pickleball pops are louder than a vacuum, not quite as loud as a hairdryer. So Carmel is

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